Digital+texts

=Digital texts= Digital texts include: hyperfiction, podcasts, wikis, blogs, and emails.

Key Resources

 * [|Digistore]: A collection of quality digital content (learning objects and digital resources) being produced under [|The Le@rning Federation] (TLF) initiative.

Resources
> Creating a digital story as a class is a valuable way to introduce iMovie fundamentals. Storytelling provides opportunities for teachers to model the basic skills of the iMovie programme. > An iAdventure is a problem-solving activity in which students determine the direction and outcome of a content-rich storyline, using resources available on the Internet, particularly resources providing real-world data and primary documents. > Teachers wanting to introduce students to a new form of writing should visit this site. Hyperizons is dedicated to hypertext fiction to create fiction written by multiple authors, with multiple narrative pathways, endings, and beginnings. > Follow this digital writing project where Penguin Books has challenged six of its published authors to create new forms of stories designed for the Internet. All the stories are interactive, and unfold over six weeks. > This useful site includes an introduction to hypertext/hyperfiction, classroom management ideas, examples of student work, and links to related websites > A beautifully presented site dedicated to the 'Art, Technology, and Culture of the World Wide Web'. Start with the guided tour. > NetLingo is an online dictionary about the Internet. It contains thousands of words and definitions that explain the technology and community of the World Wide Web, email, chat, and newsgroups. > A list of 32 things you should or shouldn't do when it comes to writing and responding to emails, from style to format to the use of the 'cc' field.
 * [|Digital Storytelling Finds Its Place in the Classroom]
 * [|Learning with iAdventures]
 * [|Hyperizons]
 * [|We Tell Stories]
 * [|Hypertext]
 * [|Museum of Web Art]
 * [|NetLingo]
 * [|Email Etiquette]